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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05
The Coke Producers.

Tho coke producers will In The future
conduct their business separately. Tha!
10 the verdict OF the conference which
ended, 60 1t was stated that the members
Of the syndicate were folding daily that
they, could not control the market, nor
could they control tho car allotment.
When the syndicate orgsnisad there woro
tho Connellsvllle Coke Producers Asso.
citation and three independent producers
-Mesers. R,iney, Cochran and Moore
who together operated 200 ovens. The
PfolucerS' Association affiliated with tho
syndicate which aold Tia coke. Now there
are o.472 ovens which ARC controlled by
independent producers, and with q ca.
paclty Of 250 cars per day. \ These ovens
sis bound by no sgreenent and can prsc.
tlcally render futile my attempt oil the
four syndicate members 10 suGtsin prlcs.
As one Of tho membssu remarked, "The
tail has begun to wag the dog" Beads
thia the internal dissunSon1 In the syndi.
cato have conDpircd agains! o re.ofssni.
y,tion, - a.gN 80
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An Iutsrea,iuE Church Suit.

An interesting case was on trial in the
Washington county PA court last week.
1t was the case OF the United Presby teriau
church congregation OF West Alexander
Va. ]. s. Hays, JAMES Lldy aud Rober.
Sutherland, The action was brought to
dstermine the ownerehip Of a piecs Of
ground in Weas Alexander which han been
in poeseeson Of tho plaintiffs for q mum.
Der OF years and used by them as hitch.
ing place for horses. A fsw years ago they
determined to sell portion Of tho land
when tho defendants, composing tho Dor.
ough council took possession OF the land,
claiming 1t 40 a commons, and tina! ii
had been 90 dssded to that
place by Robert Humphreys when
the town was laid out. Suit
was brought by the plaintiffs for trsspaes,
they claiming the land by deed and ALEC
by actual undiaputed poeseasion for TWEEN.
ty-one yesrs. A largo number oil witnesses
were examined on both sides. A, II. Todd,
John II. Murdoch, Of Washington, and
Capt. Dovener, OF THO city, woro attorneys
for tho plaintiffs and A. W. and NJ, q,
Acheson and Jsmes I, Brownuon, Jr., OF
Washington, for the defense. Tho Jury
returned q verdict for the plaintiffs and
awarded ak and one.iourth cents damages
sgainat the borough. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05

The coal miners OF the vicinity over tho
river held o meeting at City Hall, Bsllaire,
Thu,edhy evening. There was a large
turnout, aud general interest was mani.
Tested. The purpose OF the meeting was
to hear from PRECEDENT Mcbride, OF the
Ohio Minera' Association, es 10 the com.
promise effected between it and the
Knights oil Labor.
Mr.. NcB:Ide addressed the meeting at
length upoa this and other subjects con.
nected WITH the business Of the Associs.
ton. He WAS followed by VIM. Fl. Tur.
ne1, ths Secretary Of the District Associa.
ton, who spoke principally OF tho present
pr5spsrorE condition Of the Association
in tnis dtl!,ict, composed Of Guernsey,
Coahocton, sauskingum, Belmont, and
parts Of Hei.e and Jefferson counties.
a reeclN:ion WAS adopted abolBhing
Sabbath work 90 far as mining or filling
coal arc concerned.
Mr.. GeoTgs Hsrrinon, heretofore Preei.
dent Of the Federation in this district, hiss
resigned his position to accept the posi-
ton OF Superintendent OF the Wheeling K
Lake Efis Coal OompSny's mines OF
Byesville. The organization has lost one
OF itB most useful, earnest and efficient
supporters In tho Withdrawal OF Mr.. Har.
rison. Tho election OF his SUCCESSOR will
probably take place at the Diattics meet.
ing, to be held a. Uhrichsville. December
Goth. Mr.. Turner will do the work of Mr..
Harrison cs organizer until he now presi-
dent is elected, and tho new president is
very likely to DO Mr.. Turner.
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Tho Now Code.

The Charleston Star saya: The second
edition Of the new Code OF West Virginia
by Judge J. A. Warth, 10 nearing com.
pletion and tho first copies will DO issued
within week. Az The Legislature hea
contracted for / 800 co pies OF this week Tor
the use OF public officers, there Is con.
sideube interest in the completion OF the
work aud It's delivery 10 tho authorities.
The new edition ID a great Improvement
on tho old one, having copious side no!es
and very full and complete index.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05
Purchase OF Coal Land,
p
kAntlkil0n SD

Bazsl Gordon, Of Virginia, ha. recently
purchased &c. 900 acis1 OF land nitus!ed on
Clear Fork Of Big Coal river, and the head
waters Of Paint creek and Cabin creek, In
Kanawha, Raleigh and Fsyetto counties
Prico given, five dollars per aero. This
land Ia part OF the Henry Banks 40 coo
acre patent, owned BY the helre OF A. D.
Williams, Of Richmond, Va, from whom
MI. Gordon made his purchase. It 10
we'll timbered and contain, superior coal.
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Ghp QnteAt2etrCen.
WHEELING. ". VA. pEoEMEEEs. 1887.
Tho Union bridge.

The people have now had m oppostu.
nifty to read and consider the proposal
made by President Cochran, Of the Wheel.
Ing & Harrisburg Railroad Company,
looking to the construction OF q railroad
bridge over the Ohio river a. the head oil
Wheeling Island. olono thing there has
been to doubt from the fru!-the people
OF Ohio county. and particularly OF Wheel.
Ing, want this bridge. They arc In earn.
est about it. They arc willing 10 give
toward i. any confederation that Is as all
reasonable, realizing that aaide from Its
value es IN investment, which Is prob.
-lematical, the bridge would be worth q
gooi deal Of rnoasy to the city. lor the
convenience 10 It's buHiaess.
In reference 10 tho matter aa m invest
meat, which is, Gs q matter Of course, a
secondary confederation to tho public, 1t
isappareut from Judge Cochran's p,opo-
Gitlou tina! II the capitalists who propose
10 put their money in tho bridge find tho
investment prof liable, the community
mus! share In that profit. II the people
prefer to regard the subscription OF $780,
900 as a.loan, the provision for It's prefer.
encs And gradual repayment is msdc.
The only question tina! remains for the
people to consider before voting on the
proposition to issue bonds for this sub.
Bcription OF 100000 is: IH this a reasons-
bic price?
30 far nobody has advanced gu ggestlon
tina. 1t Is unreasonable. Indeed, the only
opposition or disposition to oppose, that
was noticeable in tho preliminary rtages
OF tho negotiations, seemed to be based on
conjecture that the amour. asked for
would be vastly In excess Of 100000
Prominent gentlemen have argued the do
eirability Of voting $500 600 to uecure the
bridge, and concluded that the structure
would bs worth that much money to
Wheeling II every cen! Of it was psacti.
cally lost.
Consider Tor c moment what small
proportion Of the money to be expended
the public is anked to contribute. The
tunnel and the connections and
terminals will coat considerably more than
$1,000. 900. without the railroad to Bowers.
ton. That railroad and smother outlet
to the East arc secured by building tho
bridge. From any point OF view that
seems tenable, 100000, guarded es tho
propagation voluntarily p,ovidcc that tho
public shall guard 1t, seems q very small
consideration to pay for great good
Unless something shall develop Itself not
nos known, thore ought not 10 be vote
cast against tho subscription. Wheeling
needs the bridge, and it Is worth 10 her
more than 100000. There is not
citizsn in Ohio couuty who will not re.
ceive from it, construction moro benefit
than will compensate for tho trillirg in
crease Of hia ,Sxss to meet the bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05

HALEY's, MARION Co., ALA, Dec. 90,
1SS5,-Allcock's Porous PIastnrs are rlost
Invaluable household remedy. They do
all that is clsimsd foS them. | sell many
hundreds every year, and every dey 1
hear OF their curing coughs and colds, dis.
eaaes Of tho spine, liver, and aeue cake
in fact, there ia no disease that can be
reached by an external application that
they do not cure. s. ]. TIDwELL.
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made by the old prccess. II Ia claimed
that Tho now method will sive o saving Of
AZ leaat $40 ton. The company officials
elaiu, to be fully protected by patent, II
the process works 90 well aa It gives every
Indication Of doing at the present time,
there will DO no cause for complaint oil
black work ut Cummings for long time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05

The mine,s at WeSeo coal works are out
on Strife. They have been getting s. q
day, and now want s265. It could not be az
cer!sined yesterday, whether settlement
had been effected or not. The miners a:
the Bellaire, Zanenville & Cincinnati Com
pany's miues, ct Csptina, arc ALEC out.
They have been receiving 62I cents per ton,
and refIao to 90 back until they ret the
State psice-70 cents.
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F7OR S-ALE.

Short Greek Farm, 100 acres
IS feet by 10 ieeL - - = o. o $500
ceornefiIS on Accolloch and Seventeenth streets
p Small House, no III Alley H. ground full lot
No ll2l Alley II, good substantial frame
No 1855 NJ d No. 100 EiPhtaenth street.
No. 7d0H Market str Ct, s., 800
~ Esayen Lots on soush side OF High street. square
Lot No. 5. squars 80, Oh .rles street, s,so.
each. o ''''' '>''o'' '1I'
East half Of Lot No, 90 Eighteenth street being
wet !, o. hou.e No 2ll Eighteenth street. $1,000.
81 house No. &c Seventeenth ret, 81, 400 - -
Hau Lot cast OF house No. l7G Eighteenth street,
building sites north sldo OF Nineteenth street.
Lot No. 10 kllet street, near Inc east end n,
twelfth street. formerly naluut street, SlOO. =
Lot south Of House 70 $50! Eofi street, 81 600,
hr hSus no, NO. a asryand street subs,auta
gooo cellar: can be bought for $3.50 -
Lot No, ia southwest corner OF MARYLAND and
North Broadway, 81 COO - =. :
Ground corncrng on Virginia and South York
SCUM York street no feet, S!NO. 1'.,-"-, :
houfe No $50 Twelfth street, large Franc with
for al400 - $3.50, - ~"AA W pouSn'
70 Acres Land suitable for market gardening.
from thecisy one mile and gu after 81 CO.
j AMES "A. EIEN RY.
Real Estate Agent, o. g. peny.on and Claim Al.
lorney. Collector and No!efy Public. .'-''- -
Personal attention glvea to Renting Houses, Col.
Iect,ng ens, Purchase ard Sale OF Real Ks,ate.
i n5oSeonte all o'a&scs o. Government Claims be.
lofc me Treasury Department aud the Depariment
q TIE Interior. Dcposit,ns ,akcu in Pension
e!eims. !nnehers c.rlded. Deo1s, Leases and
other wrltlen Instruments prepared, = :
ce3 OEiCo: 10 lGl2 MARKET RTREET !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05

eoun, Of lo,s en.ailed by aiilled men in
the shop through the incompeletcy o,she
finlshern Rule ton 10 not objected to,
Rule eleven "lB opposed because the man
uiactureta constitute themselves the sole
judges oil tho dispute" while twelve Us
heartily appvnvad !" 4 t-f t5i
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1UST OPENED!
NRUSTEE'S SALE.

u
BY virtue OF A deed OF trust rade BY Frank
polan and Mary +. Do'an, his wife, 10 me as
ttu.tee da cd NAY u. 1873, recorded In the office
OF tho '!crk OF tho Connty Court OF i,ho county.
West Virginis. in Deed OF Trust eook No. i6, rage
c7. will sell a. the front door OF the court House
OF said county, on -
SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1885, :,
commencing st 10 O'Clock A. u the following
property. that is 10 FAY: The west one haf OF ths
fouth' asst quarter Of lot numbered twen,y.oue
situate Oh Inc east side Of Alley B. between Txen.
ty.iiith s1d Twenty sixth streets In the city OF
wheeling. Ohio county, West Virgins, and In tho
Others. 80 - ''- -
The title Is believed TO be rood, but selling es
trustee will convey olly the title vested In ma by
said deed OF trust - - ''-.'-N-0'
TERMS OF 5ALE-0ne.third and q, much moro az
the purchaser eitcs to pay in cash on The day OF
sale, tbs balance in two equal Ius ailments al ono
and two years with interest," the title 10 be retained
until payment Is made In full. =
y, W ]. ". COTDES, Trustee.
W. Fl. HALLgG, Auctioneer - 1eST
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Truly youra.

JOHN B. HAarINGs, N. E.
T. 81 also have eecurod, and we are
to manufacture at the above said mill, a
comb ination nail in imitation OF wire
nail to DO manufactured from mil plate.
- r.. w. s. l. HH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05
DlEIl.

RAWLIsG-0n Saturday. December Q, 1857, st9r.
n, Miss &. G. R.WLlSG. = :
Funeral from tho residence OF her brother, @. J
Ravllng. North Main street ato A. N. Monday
lnterment frrvatel II, C,trh Ridge. O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05
SPECIAL SoTICEs.

I, ia'-Au sits stopped FREQ BY Dr. Kline's jre,t
Nerve Aesso'er No Fits atte. arst days u,o. Mar.
Vicious ourcs Trcaae and @ % TRIAL bottle ma 4,
IN casca. seud to d.. Kline 0al Arch 81, Phila. Pa
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TRAVEhERS' GUIDE,

"A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRA1Ns-On and ate. Nov 20, lss1-ExrIL-
RATION or RgvRgEHcI ~ tGt sDa!ly. tluaday
copied. Sunday only a.ter .tniidsrd time:
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COCOA.
GRATEFUI-COMFOnTING,
EPEP{S5'O COCOA,
BREAKFAST.

"By a thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and M.
triton, and by a careful application o, ,ho Gne
properties OF wollte!ectsd Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables With delIcalely ia.
!ored beverage which may cave US many heavy
doHton' BILLY II Is by The Judiclo use OF such
aItice6 Of diet that constitution may be- gradu.
Ally built up until strong enough 10 rests; every
8ndenoy 10 disease. Hundreds oil subtle nalad!et
ire floating around us ready 10 attack Wherever
hsre q weak point We may escape many 4
AtGl shalt by keeping ourselves well fortified with
gre blood and properly nourtshed tIaIne."-
enly In hall pound Sins by droccrs, labeled thus:
JAMES EPps & co.. homeopathic Chemists,
q fal.TrhAR ft s.-F.I-'-z nSn0N RsGIsSa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05

The following letter, recsivaa at tho
lNTELLlGEScER Office recently from for
mer Wheeling man, ezplaiEa itself:
r.. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05
AM UsEMEars.
Grand Opera House.
n n GEvTqEp r.,,o,,rd u,,,,,
CORENNE K.

wednesday and Saturday Matinee.
Manager Gcuthc. takes great pleasure In an.
nounring tho return Of the original and eve, peer
'rsfs e REN NE,
Supported by au unequaled Comic orcra and Bur
lesque Company. undo, the direction Of
ug Jennie Kinbail.
so ARTISTS. 20
In tho brightest OF all modern oporatc c1trava.
gapzIc burlesQues. hR!AD1A. A perfect produc-
tionl A brilliant success! A spectacle literally
dazzling. Now In is second year Crowded
houses plgh'ly. -
PrlceE-Sdnle as usual. Is, Is end so cents, No adj
rdncc No extra charge for reserved seats, now on
Bn!e at eheh's music store. del
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WANTED.

GOOD SALESMAN.
w Address L. a. LARX1S IN. 4 CO., Raiu.
more Md, fs..al' f.''f. sIl'fg7 .i.f' IrA tt2
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sIR:-I see by your issue Of the 3O.h
uls that certain party in your vicinity is
experimenting on device for making wire
nsils on Gu. nail machine Ihays az.
cured and havs my papers for such m in.
yention, Hnd claim to be Wheeling boy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-25
.S2,S49.4G
A Flat Falsehood.

The Rutland Herald, Rutland Tcle-
gram and st. Adams Messenger have
each printed an anonymous communica-
ton, over the signature of "veteran,"
purportng to have come from this city,
asserting that when the charred remains
of the late James A. Stone were brought
home the FREE PRESS would not men
ton where the body could be seem" be-
cause the undertaken at whose shop the
remains were awaiting burial, did not adj
vertise in the FREE PRESS A sufficient
answer to this ridiculous assertion is the
fact that the undertaken referred to, like
sensible business man, is now, was
then, and has been for years, an adver-
tiser in the FREE PRESS. The yarn of
veteran" in its essential matter and in
many of its details is & falsehood and it
will be no violation of the comfy of the
craft if the papers which have printed
it should allow their readers to know that
the statement of their correspondent is
contradicted not only by this paper, but
by the facts.of the case.
This is perhaps enough to be said but
as some effort has been made to arouse
local prejudice about this matter, it may
be well to explain why the local editor of
this paper did not see fit to announce at
what place the remains of Mr.. Stone were
to be seen. 1t was out of regard for the
feelings of the heart-broken widow of the
deceased, to whose anguish he did not
wish to add the pang of the thought
that the remains of her husband were
being exhibited to crafty the ghoul-
lsh curiosity of a crowd of specta-
tors; and also from a deliberate
and commendable unwillingness TO pam
der to the low appetite for the horrible
which could find qualification in such
sickening spectacle. How any comrade
of the deceased could wish to connect the
memory of his friend with so revolving a
sight, is more than we can understand.
But be that as it may, decent respect to
the poor remnants of humanity which
were all that was left of our fellow citi-
zen, required that the sight of them be
confined to those whose duty compelled
them to see them. The refusal of the local
editor to be party to the making a show
of them, is entirely approved by his supe-
rlors; and the same course would be taken
If the thing were to occur again.
In regard to the business methods of
this office, in which some of our contem.
poraries seem to be especially interested
of late, we may have something to say
another day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-25

BosToN, Feb. II, 1887.
Butter is fairly stea ~, but as the demand
is light there is more disposition to sell. We
quote extra Northern and Eastern creamery
at % G1 2c, Western creamery at - GL27c.
Northern dairy at 81 a. 23c, Western dairy
at IA az lsc, imitation creamery at 20G2lc and
ladle packed at 206J2+c. q h.
Cheese has been quite firm and there is
rather more doing at the close. The sales of
New York and Vermont eX IA at 1870 90 lac,
sage at l413c, and other grades at 12lIl319c,
u ID as to quality.
Eggs are in moderate demand and the sales
1Sltl9c, fresh Southern at l9190I20c, choice
at 191e120c b doz.
Beans are in far demand and steady, and
we quote choice hand-picked Vermont, at
81 700 81 10, New York at $500 81 60,
and medium at 81 50per bushel.
Potatoes are IN moderate demand, with
sales of Rose at 63lG65c. Hebrons .at 60lJ65 and
Prolitics at 5j0J5Sc u bush.
Evaporated Dried Apples are in better de-
mand and firm, with sales at l3Il4c. as to
quality.
Green apples are in good receipt, and sales
of choice Bald ms at 81 p to % d Dbl.
Poultry is unchanged, and sales of choice
Turkeys at l2c, and chickens at I3c n h
Pork Is in steady demand, aud prices are
firm. The sales of mess at 1880 a. IA co
ut SIG 80 90 10 IS u bbl.
Beef is firm and in demand. with les
OF mess and extra at s. so a. 81 90 and plate
and family at $40 90 $40 80 b Dbl.
Lard is ilrmer and prices have advanced TO
7140719c u h.
smoked Hams at liz @ re o Ii, as to
quality an d size.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-25
MARKET REPORTS,
COMMERCIAL,
New York Produce Market,

NEW YORK, Feb %.
tLOuR-morc active. Receipt, 3l,443 bbls.
ana sacks. ENpprs OF 5Sl2 bhs. 4S,Ol5 sacks.
Saes, 1850 bbls. No. 2 mt 2 305l3 10; Superiinc
western and state at 2 75g330: common to
good eXtY western aud State at 320a3 60 ::
good to choice at sos 20 common to choice
fancy do ut s5lDj %: extra OHIO al 326
20 10; extra ST. Louis at 3 COOS %: patent
Minnesota extra good to prime at 50l1i Is
choice to double extra do At S0QI5 20 (;
liOO bbls. city mil extra ut 1904 IS 1900 bar
res OF hne AZ 3093 10; $50 bbls of superrine a
250d3 80: 100 barrels OF extra No. z at 3 20
it3 W; 6AO barrels winter wheat extra ut
2UG5 % l36OO barrels of Minnesota extra at
32OG5 % Southern steady Sales of 100 bar
rcls. common to fair extra at 5Olt4 OO. RYE
FLOUR steady. Superfne at 2 9jD} 10. CoRN
MEAL steady.
GRAIN -wHEAT-lower. Receipts of $1,000
bushels, exports of 3l7,987 bushels. Sales
Chicago at al13 delivered; No. / nort hern
spring at %}h No. 3 red at ssA6t98A No. 2
tOh fob, store and ailoat at 9lIS6g9l deliver
ed No. red at y2Ia No. white at 9l14. RYE
dull I,o BARLEY CoHN-lrm. Receipts
of $500 bushels exports of l3l, So bushels
Sales of $4,000 bushels ons pot. steamer at
i634M47; elevator at As delivered No. at
4s1st94oA elevator at 49l6 delivered. OATS
lower. Receipts OF $3.50 bushels exports of
gil bushels sales of 10000 bushels on spot.
No. ut 3il6; do white at 3dIe; NO at 30
G35A do " hite at 3634613T No, white Mt ~ !;
mixed western at 35Q13I; white do ut 31IDi2 /;
white state at 40.
,GkOCEkl ES-CoFFEE--fair. Rio steady at
l41s SUGAR - dun; refined quiet; e.
ira z at 4isgj: on A ut . l-lGD5A yellow
ut 44M495 mound A al ) l5-l6 standard A
at ID coniectlOners' ut 80 1G0J59s cut
loai and crushed al 65-l6G63s; powdered at
D ID ,UI61s; granulatcd hi 65l-l6; cubes
at 1916 French islands at . MANILA at
694Q1l molasses sugar dun at A. muscavado
at 41s extra manila ut D. MOLAssEs-st
New Orleans at 4S6t52. Rice firm.
PETROLEUM United at G514.
ROVlSIONS TALLOw - steady. PORK
| iirm. Sales of 600 barrels Mess p. t. quoted
at Sl4 256tl4 30 for old new at SIS %. BEEF
dull. LARD-lower. Sales OF 100 bar
RES; western steam on spot quoted AT 26Ia
continent quoted at 10. S. A. BUTTER
lirm State at l7G24; Western at l2G27
| CHEESE steady. State at l14Ol4; skins al
tat61f.; western at l1le6l3A. freights steady
| Wheat steam at 31SGy3aad.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-25
VERGENSEs. Feb. 10
Wholesale Produce Market.

BURLINGTON, Feb "a.
The butter market is duller and prices
are lower than last week, cheese is scarce
but prices are the same. Eggs are more
plenty and cheaper. Veal is very
scarce and the other meats are practc-
ally unchanged. Quotations are as fol-
lows:
PROvIsIoNs-Butter, IS @t24 cents for fresh
made cheese. llDl4c; potatoes 30QI40 cents ;
eggs 10 cents; beans, Sl.25QI$l5O d bushe !;
honey, 10I4 cents.
Hay, loose, Sln1S12; baled, Sl4GSl5
GHAIN-Oats 81 40 b cents u BUSH. peas
7Oc 40 80; rye, 80 % SIC buckwheat, 40 % 45c !;
corn. Western 80 % h}c Northern SO % 0Oc.
.Middlings, 600 % $1,000 u ton {;
shorts, S2l az Ss200: bran, $1,000 % s22O0
corn meal, S22.O061 $500.
HIDEs-Beef AZ % tic y n veal, 75c q 81 90.
MEATs-}eef, Vermont dressed a &c n u /:
Western 6GDSc u n Veal, 7Q9c; pork, dressed
6@'1ec mutton, tisc y n dressed lamb 10
ec dressed; turkeys alive l0cGIl2l1c dressed
l5c; ducks l21ec dressed; fowls, % Sc alive.
chickens Sc alive. 100 l5c dressed.